Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
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Tsuruha posted its first interim results after merging with Welch in Dec 2025, delivering revenue of Y12.75 trillion, a 128.7 percent jump from the prior year period. Operating profit also climbed sharply to Y54.8 billion as economies of scale began to flow through.
Q2 FY2027 (Feb 2027)
ABC-Mart reported a 6.4 percent increase in second-quarter revenue to JPY202.3 billion, surpassing year-earlier figures as inbound demand and sports apparel sales bolstered results. The company upgraded its full-year net profit forecast, citing robust H1 performance.
Q2 FY2027 (Jan-Mar 2027)
ABC-Mart has raised its full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending February 2027. Consolidated sales are now projected to reach 403 billion yen, with operating income up 6.0% from the prior year.
Asahi Group Holdings announced that subsidiary Asahi Beer will undergo a mandatory investigation by the Japan Fair Trade Commission over suspected antitrust violations. The specific financial impact remains unclear as markets assess the regulatory risks.
Otsuka completed its rolling submission for the biologics license application of IgA nephropathy drug VOYXACT in the US. While there is no immediate impact on fiscal 2026 earnings, this marks a key step toward long-term corporate value growth.
Sanyo Shokai revised its FY2027 dividend forecast, cutting the year-end payment to 31 yen. This adjustment reflects a strategic shift toward capital reduction via share buybacks rather than operational weakness.
Kawasaki updated its Group Vision 2030 during an Oct 6 progress report, setting a sales target exceeding 3.3 trillion yen and operating profit above 330 billion yen. The company plans to accelerate growth investments through approximately 2 trillion yen in capital raises.
Resonac has lowered the conversion price of its outstanding bonds by approximately 1.5% to 4,444.1 yen to reflect the completion of its petrochemical business spinoff. This adjustment finalizes the equity value realignment for existing convertible bondholders.
Meiji announced on Oct. 6, 2026, that it will transfer its subsidiary Nippon Kankitsu to Yoshimura Food to exit a deficit-ridden segment. The move aims to concentrate resources on dairy and confectionery while minimizing financial impact on the March 2027 fiscal year.
Disco reported first-half individual sales of 213.6 billion yen, a 32.8% year-on-year increase. The result exceeded the company's recent execution forecast of 201.1 billion yen by 106.2%, driven by strong equipment demand for generative AI.
Ricoh resolved on Oct 6 to launch a strategic review led by independent directors. The move aims to fundamentally restructure profits and raise corporate value.
